0 past simple and past participle of compliment
1 to praise or express admiration for someone:
This has been complimented by an enthusiasm and willingness by participants to learn about undertaking and using research, as seen by the large number of attendees at these activities.
The authors are, therefore, to be complimented for including a chapter outlining evidence for and against less conventional treatment approaches including the side-effects of such treatments.
By way of conclusion, the editors of this volume should be complimented for bringing together a number of concise case studies, which cover substantial geographical ground.
I add my voice to those who have complimented our consular staffs abroad.
I have in the past complimented them on their very honourable and rigorous adherence to peaceful and democratic change of a most dramatic nature.
We have been complimented on them by external bodies.
The war agricultural committees have been complimented on their work during the war, and undoubtedly they did some fine work.
On each day of the march the long-term 500 have been complimented by thousands of supporters in each town along the route.
